- How does my child become eligible for special education supports and services?
- What is an Evaluation Report?
- What is an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)?
- Why is it important for me to attend my child's IEP meeting? When does my child need to attend? In the state of PA, the age is 14.
- What is meant by the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)?
- What are a student with a disability? Procedural Safeguards information is included.
- Transition: After 22 Family is the Key to Achieving and Thriving
Presented by: Keith Jones, President & CEO SoulTouchin’ Experiences
As an African American community activist and entrepreneur with cerebral palsy and a strong advocate for independent quality living in the community, Mr. Jones has participated actively in various issues that face people with disabilities, including housing, education, and voting access. Mr. Jones has been recognized for his emerging leadership by the state of Massachusetts and President’s Commission for Employment for People with Disabilities. Also, he is the Disability Law Center’s 2011 Individual Leadership Award.
- Transitioning from Early Intervention to Elementary School
When your child transitions from preschool early intervention into elementary school, it can be a scary time for families, but also a celebratory time, as your child is growing and learning.
Watch here to learn about the:
- Importance of informed decision making in determining educational placement
- Options for developing an IEP as a child transitions
- Impact of adult perspectives on children’s opportunities
- Understanding Extended School Year Services
Extended School Year (ESY) Services are specially designed educational programs and supports provided beyond the regular school year to prevent the loss of critical skills and support consistent progress. They offer an invaluable opportunity for students to continue their educational journey, receive targeted interventions, and maintain positive momentum during the summer months.
- Transitioning from Early Intervention to kindergarten
When your child transitions from preschool early intervention into elementary school, it can be a scary time for families, but also a celebratory time, as your child is growing and learning. Watch here to learn about the: -Importance of informed decision making in determining educational placement -Options for developing an IEP as a child transitions -Impact of adult perspectives on children's opportunities
Understanding Your Child’s Educational Records
- Augmented and Alternative Communication (AAC) and Assistive Technology
- Your Child’s Rights to their Education: Understanding the Procedural Safeguards
Procedural Safeguards in Special Education Explained- Discover the essential procedural safeguards in special education that protect the rights of students with disabilities and their families. Learn how these safeguards ensure children receive the support they need while empowering parents to advocate effectively for their child's education.
Managing Child Meltdowns and Tantrums
Dealing with a child in meltdown mode can be a delicate situation. Discover essential strategies to support children during challenging meltdowns, including elopement, aggression, and property destruction. In this video, Sasha Long, MA, BCBA shares expert insights on maintaining safety and minimizing risks when a child is in meltdown mode. Empower yourself with proven techniques that ensure a secure environment for both the child and those around them, whether at home or in educational settings. Learn Sasha's top 5 tips on how to help keep a student safe when they are melting down - whether that means eloping, engaging in aggression, or property destruction.